Sentence examples for compendium which is from inspiring English sources
A survey this year found that 33 states allow some kind of community release program for prisoners serving a life sentence, according to the compendium, which is published by the Contact Center, a criminal justice information clearinghouse in Lincoln, Neb.
He argues that the translations themselves and the structure of the texts reflect an interest in "closeness". In order to explicate his arguments, he presents analysis of Abū al-Ḥassan cAli ibn cIsa al-Ṭulayṭulī's Mukhtaṣar (Compendium), which is a tenth-century guidebook to obligatory religious devotions.
Joy's intensely floral scent, created during the Depression for clients of Jean Patou who could no longer afford the designer's haute couture line, is an apt metaphor for this compendium, which is perfect for a style maven or foodie on a recessionista's budget.
Scamander was introduced in 2001 by Rowling in the Fantastic Beasts magizoology compendium, which was published to raise money for the charity Comic Relief.
Seeking a project to occupy his retirement, Dr. Roget, a learned man of taxonomic bent, set about organizing English words and their synonyms into a vast collection, a compendium, which was published when he was 73.
The original Compendium, which was bound in morocco leather and pebbled cloth, sold at $10 apiece (equivalent to $ in 2013 terms).
In the training phase, the method learns a collection of gene-gene interaction effects from compendium of microarray experiments (training compendium), which are captured in an interaction network.
His major work is Synagoge or the Mathematical Collection, which is a compendium of mathematics of which eight volumes have survived.
Also "Dog Is My Co-Pilot," which is a compendium of essays.
Each reported activity was assigned a MET (metabolic equivalent of task) score based on the Compendium of Physical Activities, which is the energy cost of the activity expressed as multiples of the basal metabolic rate (energy required for essential physiological functioning).
It was these direct experiences that inspired Guazzo to write his "Compendium Maleficarum" which was published in 1608 and was widely regarded among his contemporaries as the authoritative manuscript on Witchcraft.
